Landing High Japan Flight Simulator

Landing High Japan Flight Simulator arcade video game is a game for flight trainer practicing landing and takeoffs from several Japanese airports. The game was developed and released by the famous Japanese arcade game manufacturer Taito in 1999.

During the gameplay, the player is a commercial aircraft pilot simulating the experience of realistic commercial flight. The players are required to master the skills of a captain to maintain a smooth and safe flight. During the gameplay, the player takes off once and thereafter conducts a landing at a selected destination airport. The gameplay has two play modes with a training mode. The game uses five commercial airliners: Boeing 747-481D, Boeing 767-281, Boeing 767-381, Boeing 777-281, and Boeing 777-381, and six airports: Osaka, Hiroshima, Naha, Sapporo, Tokyo, and Fukuoka.

After each landing, points are awarded or deducted after each landing based on the pilot’s skills, course difficulty, and passenger approval or complaints.

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